Posted: Jan 13, 2013SVWgrFibmfO, LqqKzhoLMcgKwo, Norfolk Island
mog ?I asked around in Newfoundland and nbodoy had heard of a lassy mog , except a few people who had seen them at Dominion (Newfoundland Loblaws-owned chain). My parents mentioned Mog the cat from a childrens' book. Mog the cat appears to be the largest feline in the world:, the closest thing out there to an official Newfoundland cookbook, lists several recipes involving molasses and lassie (sic), but no mogs. Mog must be from another part of Atlantic Canada, or something Loblaws made up.
Posted: Jan 13, 2013oQLJIDIXd, ObVEUTGCsWKlQH, Norfolk Island
Hey! Your blog popped up on bing and I cckehed out some more of your stuff. I just added you to my Google Reader feed. Keep it up. Look forward to reading more from you in the future.
Posted: Jan 11, 2013wrjVOflksmPlGUSLU, SWdiUXzqiIt, Norfolk Island
The old brown is Clarence and his old brother is Crosbie, with Berkeley the puppy. The? three leilvy ones are Blake, Holly and Brio. Thanks for your comment.
Posted: Aug 5, 2012tTKaIYGoMpFkHwyd, jmkWgvQohoUG, Norfolk Island
some dogs shed. there isn't anything you can do about that .but if you bshrued her everyday, that would help.i have a gsd and he sheds VERY BAD, we brush him everyday.. that helps ALOT!
Posted: Aug 3, 2012xbHMoDXNTtnpp, OxzxMiucqsr, Norfolk Island
Stunning work, as always Bambi! I plrticularay love the family shot as they watch the train go by. What an amazing opportunity to be able to photograph little Riley through his young life!
Posted: Jun 8, 2012Grange, South Australia, Norfolk Island
Hi,
I am looking for a Dobermann Pinscher breeder in the Norfolk Islands who breeds puppies with cropped ears and tail docked.I can be contacted on mobile number
0419 271 549 or via email.
Posted: Jun 8, 2012Grange, South Australia, Norfolk Island
Hi,
I am looking for a Dobermann Pinscher breeder in the Norfolk Islands who breeds puppies with cropped ears and tail docked.I can be contacted on mobile number
0419 271 549 or via email.
Posted: May 20, 2012cjSuntAEpcj, cNTFWlTLHwFzYwUZikd, Norfolk Island
I'm assuming it is when you play with him, so if he strtas to bite stop playing with and just ignore him. That's all I think of and it helped with my dog. It might also help by putting pepper on things that he isn't suppose to chew on, for example furniture.